Surprise Inspection Of Limos, Shuttles And Buses Conducted At SFO
Operators of limousines, passenger buses and shuttles were randomly pulled aside at San Francisco International Airport in a surprise inspection conducted by the CHP, police and state agencies.
Defense Of San Jose Pension Reform Grows More Expensive
The San Jose City Council has approved an increase in the legal budget for defending Measure B.
San Jose City Council Votes To Raise Medical Marijuana Tax
The increased tax rate is expected to generate about $1.5 million in additional revenue a year for the city.
UC Berkeley Targeted In Federal Complaint Over Its Handling Of Rape Allegations
Women’s-rights attorney Gloria Allred says federal complaints have been filed against four U.S. colleges over how the colleges handle rape allegations.
Suspicious Man Flees From San Jose PG&E Substation Previously Vandalized
A suspicious man fled early Wednesday morning after he was spotted in a field near a PG&E transmission substation that was damaged by gunfire in a vandalism case last month, a Santa Clara County sheriff’s spokesman said.
San Francisco Events Mark Harvey Milk Day
The late San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk was being remembered in a series of events Wednesday, on what would have been his 83rd birthday.
Brush Fire Burns Near Homes In San Jose
Fire crews were responding to a two-alarm grass fire in San Jose, fire officials said.
Fox Family Finds Shelter, Fans At Facebook Headquarters
A family of California grey foxes have set up their home at the headquarters of Facebook and are now the stars of their own Facebook page.
San Francisco Supervisor Exploring Ticket Surcharge On Events To Help Muni
San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener is looking at the possibility of placing a small surcharge on tickets for festivals and sporting events to raise revenue for the San Francisco Municipal Railway system.
Concessionaire Files Lawsuit Against AT&T Park Workers Union
The two sides are at an impasse and no talks are currently scheduled.






